Starting postmaster in logging mode
Could someone give me an example of how they start up the postmaster in
logging mode?
I'm new to this postgres stuff - inherited the database with the job.
Currently the postmaster starts with 'postmaster -S -D/data/pgsql7 -i -B
128 -N64'.
I know what all the parms mean, and when I take out the -S to try to
start logging and redirect the output to a file the postmaster exits
after a matter of seconds.
Any examples would be appreciated.
--Walt Weaver
Bozeman, Montana
Walt Weaver <wweaver@rightnow.com> writes:
Could someone give me an example of how they start up the postmaster in
logging mode?
nohup postmaster ...switches... >>/path/to/server.log 2>&1 &
where (as you knew) the switches shouldn't contain -S.
Depending on your platform, "</dev/null" might also be needed to
be completely sure the thing is disassociated from your tty and
won't get killed when the parent shell exits.
regards, tom lane